This is it, I've been procrastinating getting a Redbuddle for the past 2 years, this is my sign to finally do it!! Thanks, Alexandra, hope you keep guiding us with new videos! 😊 Also slightly jealous of your lovely way of explaining things, wish I was as well-spoken 🤞
but remember: if you make any drawing, you will have "any return". This is exactly the difficulty. Make a drawing very well done and professional, and also do your due marketing if you want to have a lot of return. And the vast majority are not willing to do that. They want to get millions of dollars with simple drawings
Redbubble spends more time censoring critics than they do addressing the mass intellectual property violations in their marketplace. It's more profitable to pay an employee to monitor social media than to remove content that they KNOW is intellectual property infringement. Redbubble has a long and sordid history of going to court with copyright holders instead of moderating the content. The reason for this is simple; they would lose MILLIONS if they actually removed the violating content. Other POD companies such as Threadless, Spreadhsirt, CafePress, Society6 and Teespring all use proprietary software to purge known copyrighted works before they are even uploaded. Redbubble has the means to do the same thing. Martin Hosking CHOOSES not to use the software. They know exactly what they are doing. They know most copyright holders won;t pursue litigation and the ones who do will be tied up in court for so long that the company will make millions on their works before a judge orders its removal. This company hides behind "third party" status and tries to claim the copyright moderation is the obligation of the shop keeper or artist uploading the design. They refuse to take any responsibility for it. No other POD company on the market behaves this way. This is a terrible company and if you are shopping or selling on this platform YOU are part of the problem. You are enabling these people to steal from other artists and copyright holders. Many artists try to dismiss this by telling themselves "everybody does it" or "Redbubble is doing the best they can to prevent it". Neither of those statements is true. Every POD company DOES NOT do this. And even if they did, how does that make it right in any way? No, the truth is, the people selling on this platform need the money and they don't want to sacrifice it over morals and ethics. Folks, this is why the world we live in sucks. Everybody wants to virtue signal and pretend they care, but in actuality it's all just about image. Redbubble will be the first to make a post on social media about blacklivesmatter or LGBTQ rights, but then they allow mass intellectual property theft on their platform and rob people every day. Does that seem like a company that cares to you? If you are selling or buying on Redbubble you are part of the problem. This company could not exist if you didn't shop or sell here. Plain and simple. These people don't lose any sleep at night over the outright theft of copyright. But if it became a societal issue that they could slap on a shirt and wear around town to show everyone what wonderful human beings they were, they'd be all about it. They'd wear this cause like they wear LGBTQ rights or Blacklivesmatter. The faux outrage would be off the charts. But they can steal copyright all day without your average person knowing about it. Suddenly being a good human isn't their identity. It's what you do when nobody is looking that defines who you are. And this company doesn't want you to see who they really are. That's why they spend more time trying to censor blog comments than simply removing the copyright protected works from their marketplace. They can't even deny it. KPAK3H.com/blog
thanks for sharing, I really hope to make very generic and soulless art someday that folks can buy in order to show their nonpersonalities and decorate their Airbnbs. You 're an inspiration!
Thank you so much for the tips, I have so many pics I’ve taken in the past at all the Sydney beaches but never thought they would look great. I starting to do patterns but I can do both
Thanks for making this video! I've been binge watching a bunch of videos like this to see how I can improve my redbubble store and my designs and so far they've all been really helpful, so thank you 😊💙
@@AlexandraStrambu still working on my Teespring designs before I do a major marketing push, but so far Redbubble has been 10000x easier! Thanks for doing this video series, it's helped so much.
you are inspiring me more an more to start !! thank you for sharing your work with us. It's not normal to show your username in this POD places as they can steal your work, but you are very open about it, and as I see anyone can do nice & simple designs , and with the correct amount of love they will be popular ; ) thank you!!!
Ahhh this is such a good idea ! I’ve seen red bubble a little bit but had nooo idea that you could make that much . I liked the designs that people were making as well! I haven’t heard of the tee one before only teaspring
Hi there - I really enjoyed your video and you inspired me to try Red Bubble (again) at this late stage in my life......Your enthusiasm is contagious.......🤗
She said this is passive income, meaning she doesn't put work into distributing, gathering an audience, or anything besides the original artwork. If you upload the picture and that's the end of your interaction, 13k is pretty impressive.
Vanessa i know whats passive income thx 😂😂😂 u still spend time to design the art plus shes a youtuber, she already has an audience if it took her 4 years, imagine how much its gonna take for a normal person like u and i.
@@icecream6680 If you actually focus and actively hone your store, probably less time. Come on now. Think about it. I just took a random ass picture of a rose when I was out and about. Spent 10 minutes making it more attractive to look at in Photoshop, and I could easily put that image on 30+ items across 15+ sites. 1 image. Took me 30 minutes tops. Do that with 50 more items. Spend maybe 20 hours grand total of work and make thousands over the years. Seems like the perfect thing to do. Don't spend it and over the course of just a few years, you've saved up a down payment on a house.
Multumesc foarte mult pentru informatiile pretioase! :) Esti o femeie foarte frumoasa inside-out iar faptul ca esti so open te face si mai frumoasa! Keep up the good work!
thank you, you are very transparent and honest person only redbubble videos that i see credibility high no try to sell me your course i'm sorry if my english go wrong because i'm not from england
Thanks for sharing. I'm curious if you're doing better with graphic design stuff or photography? If photos, are you using a high resolution SLR in order to get enough pixels for the larger products, or using Photoshop to up-sample?
I haven’t heard of these sites but this sounds awesome. I am definitely going to go check out their sites & see if I can get selling! Thats awesome!! Thanks for sharing && all the tips 💕
Thanks for honestly showing the sales. Its makes our job to use the platform much easier - than to follow the other so called "youtube gurus" who always keep something hidden. . and yes, you are beautiful :)
Thank you very much for your very informative video Alexandra, you are probably the one who explain and show everything without lying or pretending some false information !
I just started a shop like 3 days ago.. I dunno. I would like to make money with the shop of course, but I do not have any such confidence to do so. I like the few designs I made, but I think what is so good about mine? I think I definitely want to learn how to make patterns. I can sit down and think about ideas, and I get many, but executing them well will probably be my problem.
Your youtube channel is one of the best learning channel. You work very hard to make video and inspire me to work on redbubble. Carry on and Best of luck for you and your youtube channel.
I was living in Toronto for the last 4 years. I came to India on a vacation this April and haven't been able to go back due to travel restrictions. Seeing your video makes me miss Toronto for sone reason.
This is super informative! I’ve never heard of these sites before but I’ve been looking for a way to make more passive income. I’ll definitely have to check these out! Thanks!!
Redbubble spends more time censoring critics than they do addressing the mass intellectual property violations in their marketplace. It's more profitable to pay an employee to monitor social media than to remove content that they KNOW is intellectual property infringement. Redbubble has a long and sordid history of going to court with copyright holders instead of moderating the content. The reason for this is simple; they would lose MILLIONS if they actually removed the violating content. Other POD companies such as Threadless, Spreadhsirt, CafePress, Society6 and Teespring all use proprietary software to purge known copyrighted works before they are even uploaded. Redbubble has the means to do the same thing. Martin Hosking CHOOSES not to use the software. They know exactly what they are doing. They know most copyright holders won;t pursue litigation and the ones who do will be tied up in court for so long that the company will make millions on their works before a judge orders its removal. This company hides behind "third party" status and tries to claim the copyright moderation is the obligation of the shop keeper or artist uploading the design. They refuse to take any responsibility for it. No other POD company on the market behaves this way. This is a terrible company and if you are shopping or selling on this platform YOU are part of the problem. You are enabling these people to steal from other artists and copyright holders. Many artists try to dismiss this by telling themselves "everybody does it" or "Redbubble is doing the best they can to prevent it". Neither of those statements is true. Every POD company DOES NOT do this. And even if they did, how does that make it right in any way? No, the truth is, the people selling on this platform need the money and they don't want to sacrifice it over morals and ethics. Folks, this is why the world we live in sucks. Everybody wants to virtue signal and pretend they care, but in actuality it's all just about image. Redbubble will be the first to make a post on social media about blacklivesmatter or LGBTQ rights, but then they allow mass intellectual property theft on their platform and rob people every day. Does that seem like a company that cares to you? If you are selling or buying on Redbubble you are part of the problem. This company could not exist if you didn't shop or sell here. Plain and simple. These people don't lose any sleep at night over the outright theft of copyright. But if it became a societal issue that they could slap on a shirt and wear around town to show everyone what wonderful human beings they were, they'd be all about it. They'd wear this cause like they wear LGBTQ rights or Blacklivesmatter. The faux outrage would be off the charts. But they can steal copyright all day without your average person knowing about it. Suddenly being a good human isn't their identity. It's what you do when nobody is looking that defines who you are. And this company doesn't want you to see who they really are. That's why they spend more time trying to censor blog comments than simply removing the copyright protected works from their marketplace. They can't even deny it. KPAK3H.com/blog
Hi I'm a RedBubble seller in the US and just made my first sale to someone in Australia. I am very concerned about how to handle the sales taxes RedBubble collects on my behalf. Do you know if I'm supposed to pay Australian taxes (assuming I'm making a lot of money)? Please let me know how you handle RB taxes, it's very confusing and very little clear information out there regarding this :/ Thank you for your videos, they're very helpful
Ok, make money sources, I am liking that. Thanks for sharing this resources. I see you are doing great, do you think the market is too full, for new people to come in and gain revenue? I want to give this a shot.
Redbubble spends more time censoring critics than they do addressing the mass intellectual property violations in their marketplace. It's more profitable to pay an employee to monitor social media than to remove content that they KNOW is intellectual property infringement. Redbubble has a long and sordid history of going to court with copyright holders instead of moderating the content. The reason for this is simple; they would lose MILLIONS if they actually removed the violating content. Other POD companies such as Threadless, Spreadhsirt, CafePress, Society6 and Teespring all use proprietary software to purge known copyrighted works before they are even uploaded. Redbubble has the means to do the same thing. Martin Hosking CHOOSES not to use the software. They know exactly what they are doing. They know most copyright holders won;t pursue litigation and the ones who do will be tied up in court for so long that the company will make millions on their works before a judge orders its removal. This company hides behind "third party" status and tries to claim the copyright moderation is the obligation of the shop keeper or artist uploading the design. They refuse to take any responsibility for it. No other POD company on the market behaves this way. This is a terrible company and if you are shopping or selling on this platform YOU are part of the problem. You are enabling these people to steal from other artists and copyright holders. Many artists try to dismiss this by telling themselves "everybody does it" or "Redbubble is doing the best they can to prevent it". Neither of those statements is true. Every POD company DOES NOT do this. And even if they did, how does that make it right in any way? No, the truth is, the people selling on this platform need the money and they don't want to sacrifice it over morals and ethics. Folks, this is why the world we live in sucks. Everybody wants to virtue signal and pretend they care, but in actuality it's all just about image. Redbubble will be the first to make a post on social media about blacklivesmatter or LGBTQ rights, but then they allow mass intellectual property theft on their platform and rob people every day. Does that seem like a company that cares to you? If you are selling or buying on Redbubble you are part of the problem. This company could not exist if you didn't shop or sell here. Plain and simple. These people don't lose any sleep at night over the outright theft of copyright. But if it became a societal issue that they could slap on a shirt and wear around town to show everyone what wonderful human beings they were, they'd be all about it. They'd wear this cause like they wear LGBTQ rights or Blacklivesmatter. The faux outrage would be off the charts. But they can steal copyright all day without your average person knowing about it. Suddenly being a good human isn't their identity. It's what you do when nobody is looking that defines who you are. And this company doesn't want you to see who they really are. That's why they spend more time trying to censor blog comments than simply removing the copyright protected works from their marketplace. They can't even deny it. KPAK3H.com/blog
Foarte tare video-ul. Nu tin la hate, dar incearca pe viitor sa fii mai sincera cu tine, atat cat esti si cu noi. Ai spus ca nu ai depus nicio munca, dar de fapt trebuie sa ai un design atragator, o descriere ok si o pagina frumoasa. Astea toate au fost munca ta, presupun. Deci nu renunta la ce e al tau, pentru ce spun altii ;) Mult succes, super tare sa te vad.
HIII ALEXANDRA, you talked about optimizing on redbubble, do you mean selecting the optimized(recommended) button in the drop down menu during editing for the default display of your product on ur store ?
Well thanks for this video, unfortunately my redbubble account get banned when I tried to post my first design. Now I just focusing on teepublic. More video about tips please.
Oh no :/ how's teepublic working out? I don't know too much about it yet so I'm curious to learn more. I'll have a video about tips coming out this week :)
@@AlexandraStrambu well it took about 3/4 month for me to make my first sales. im working about how to make sales everyday. Yap cant wait for your video.
Awesome Video. I am starting on Redbubble now. But you should have hidden your design names...people might copy your most selling design if this video views grow more and I am sure it will.. Another question I have is how many design you need to upload to have any chance of sales. Looking forward to hearing from you.
Thank you! I'll have to keep an eye out for that. They recommend around 25 at the start to be more likely to get sales, but I didn't know that at the start so I probably only had about 10 designs and only made a couple of sales in the first month. But the more you can upload the better! Goodluck!!
Well, if you have dementia in your photographs they must sell well. Ha, ha, ha, just kidding. On the website FAQs you should find the requirements for minimum size of images for each product.
Thank you for sharing your experiences through these informative videos.It's always great to learn from someone else's trials and tribulations. Much appreciated
Redbubble spends more time censoring critics than they do addressing the mass intellectual property violations in their marketplace. It's more profitable to pay an employee to monitor social media than to remove content that they KNOW is intellectual property infringement. Redbubble has a long and sordid history of going to court with copyright holders instead of moderating the content. The reason for this is simple; they would lose MILLIONS if they actually removed the violating content. Other POD companies such as Threadless, Spreadhsirt, CafePress, Society6 and Teespring all use proprietary software to purge known copyrighted works before they are even uploaded. Redbubble has the means to do the same thing. Martin Hosking CHOOSES not to use the software. They know exactly what they are doing. They know most copyright holders won;t pursue litigation and the ones who do will be tied up in court for so long that the company will make millions on their works before a judge orders its removal. This company hides behind "third party" status and tries to claim the copyright moderation is the obligation of the shop keeper or artist uploading the design. They refuse to take any responsibility for it. No other POD company on the market behaves this way. This is a terrible company and if you are shopping or selling on this platform YOU are part of the problem. You are enabling these people to steal from other artists and copyright holders. Many artists try to dismiss this by telling themselves "everybody does it" or "Redbubble is doing the best they can to prevent it". Neither of those statements is true. Every POD company DOES NOT do this. And even if they did, how does that make it right in any way? No, the truth is, the people selling on this platform need the money and they don't want to sacrifice it over morals and ethics. Folks, this is why the world we live in sucks. Everybody wants to virtue signal and pretend they care, but in actuality it's all just about image. Redbubble will be the first to make a post on social media about blacklivesmatter or LGBTQ rights, but then they allow mass intellectual property theft on their platform and rob people every day. Does that seem like a company that cares to you? If you are selling or buying on Redbubble you are part of the problem. This company could not exist if you didn't shop or sell here. Plain and simple. These people don't lose any sleep at night over the outright theft of copyright. But if it became a societal issue that they could slap on a shirt and wear around town to show everyone what wonderful human beings they were, they'd be all about it. They'd wear this cause like they wear LGBTQ rights or Blacklivesmatter. The faux outrage would be off the charts. But they can steal copyright all day without your average person knowing about it. Suddenly being a good human isn't their identity. It's what you do when nobody is looking that defines who you are. And this company doesn't want you to see who they really are. That's why they spend more time trying to censor blog comments than simply removing the copyright protected works from their marketplace. They can't even deny it. KPAK3H.com/blog
I uploaded my own art on RB and it was of two kittens in a heroic pose and I had the word "Bat" in it for BatCat. I was flagged for copyright infringement instantly and after a week my store is still not working. It is a terrible experience for my first time. I'm not sure I want to use them since they don't seem to understand that Warner Brothers doesn't own the rights to the word "Bat"
Redbubble spends more time censoring critics than they do addressing the mass intellectual property violations in their marketplace. It's more profitable to pay an employee to monitor social media than to remove content that they KNOW is intellectual property infringement. Redbubble has a long and sordid history of going to court with copyright holders instead of moderating the content. The reason for this is simple; they would lose MILLIONS if they actually removed the violating content. Other POD companies such as Threadless, Spreadhsirt, CafePress, Society6 and Teespring all use proprietary software to purge known copyrighted works before they are even uploaded. Redbubble has the means to do the same thing. Martin Hosking CHOOSES not to use the software. They know exactly what they are doing. They know most copyright holders won;t pursue litigation and the ones who do will be tied up in court for so long that the company will make millions on their works before a judge orders its removal. This company hides behind "third party" status and tries to claim the copyright moderation is the obligation of the shop keeper or artist uploading the design. They refuse to take any responsibility for it. No other POD company on the market behaves this way. This is a terrible company and if you are shopping or selling on this platform YOU are part of the problem. You are enabling these people to steal from other artists and copyright holders. Many artists try to dismiss this by telling themselves "everybody does it" or "Redbubble is doing the best they can to prevent it". Neither of those statements is true. Every POD company DOES NOT do this. And even if they did, how does that make it right in any way? No, the truth is, the people selling on this platform need the money and they don't want to sacrifice it over morals and ethics. Folks, this is why the world we live in sucks. Everybody wants to virtue signal and pretend they care, but in actuality it's all just about image. Redbubble will be the first to make a post on social media about blacklivesmatter or LGBTQ rights, but then they allow mass intellectual property theft on their platform and rob people every day. Does that seem like a company that cares to you? If you are selling or buying on Redbubble you are part of the problem. This company could not exist if you didn't shop or sell here. Plain and simple. These people don't lose any sleep at night over the outright theft of copyright. But if it became a societal issue that they could slap on a shirt and wear around town to show everyone what wonderful human beings they were, they'd be all about it. They'd wear this cause like they wear LGBTQ rights or Blacklivesmatter. The faux outrage would be off the charts. But they can steal copyright all day without your average person knowing about it. Suddenly being a good human isn't their identity. It's what you do when nobody is looking that defines who you are. And this company doesn't want you to see who they really are. That's why they spend more time trying to censor blog comments than simply removing the copyright protected works from their marketplace. They can't even deny it. KPAK3H.com/blog
Finally someone who shows proof of their sales, every person I've watched just shows how to do it but never shows proof its worth it.
That's impressive with the amount of designs you have! I feel like it's a lot harder to get exposure and therefore sales than it was years ago.
Thanks! And I'm curious about that.. I'll have to look into it!
This is it, I've been procrastinating getting a Redbuddle for the past 2 years, this is my sign to finally do it!! Thanks, Alexandra, hope you keep guiding us with new videos! 😊 Also slightly jealous of your lovely way of explaining things, wish I was as well-spoken 🤞
Yes, you deff should!! You won't regret it :) Thank you! I feel like I'm not when I'm on camera but maybe I'm just being a perfectionist haha
Did you start your Redbubble shop? :)
but remember: if you make any drawing, you will have "any return". This is exactly the difficulty. Make a drawing very well done and professional, and also do your due marketing if you want to have a lot of return. And the vast majority are not willing to do that. They want to get millions of dollars with simple drawings
I started last week and I made 4 pounds so far... I am working hard on it, hope it'll work! ☺️
How many sticker do you have?
Redbubble spends more time censoring critics than they do addressing the mass intellectual property violations in their marketplace. It's more profitable to pay an employee to monitor social media than to remove content that they KNOW is intellectual property infringement. Redbubble has a long and sordid history of going to court with copyright holders instead of moderating the content. The reason for this is simple; they would lose MILLIONS if they actually removed the violating content. Other POD companies such as Threadless, Spreadhsirt, CafePress, Society6 and Teespring all use proprietary software to purge known copyrighted works before they are even uploaded. Redbubble has the means to do the same thing. Martin Hosking CHOOSES not to use the software. They know exactly what they are doing. They know most copyright holders won;t pursue litigation and the ones who do will be tied up in court for so long that the company will make millions on their works before a judge orders its removal. This company hides behind "third party" status and tries to claim the copyright moderation is the obligation of the shop keeper or artist uploading the design. They refuse to take any responsibility for it. No other POD company on the market behaves this way. This is a terrible company and if you are shopping or selling on this platform YOU are part of the problem. You are enabling these people to steal from other artists and copyright holders. Many artists try to dismiss this by telling themselves "everybody does it" or "Redbubble is doing the best they can to prevent it". Neither of those statements is true. Every POD company DOES NOT do this. And even if they did, how does that make it right in any way? No, the truth is, the people selling on this platform need the money and they don't want to sacrifice it over morals and ethics. Folks, this is why the world we live in sucks. Everybody wants to virtue signal and pretend they care, but in actuality it's all just about image. Redbubble will be the first to make a post on social media about blacklivesmatter or LGBTQ rights, but then they allow mass intellectual property theft on their platform and rob people every day. Does that seem like a company that cares to you? If you are selling or buying on Redbubble you are part of the problem. This company could not exist if you didn't shop or sell here. Plain and simple. These people don't lose any sleep at night over the outright theft of copyright. But if it became a societal issue that they could slap on a shirt and wear around town to show everyone what wonderful human beings they were, they'd be all about it. They'd wear this cause like they wear LGBTQ rights or Blacklivesmatter. The faux outrage would be off the charts. But they can steal copyright all day without your average person knowing about it. Suddenly being a good human isn't their identity. It's what you do when nobody is looking that defines who you are. And this company doesn't want you to see who they really are. That's why they spend more time trying to censor blog comments than simply removing the copyright protected works from their marketplace. They can't even deny it.
KPAK3H.com/blog
@@user-gd9ui3gh8e Simply watermark all your designs with Redbbuble settings and no one will copy your work.
@@RelaxingNatureSoundz actually even when you have the watermark professional designer copy them pixel by pixel.
It's been a year- are you still seeing income from it? Also! What's your shop!
Quarantine has got me starting my own business. Thank you for this video!
I'm determined to make Redbubble my income
Ah! someone with real stats, i subbed
Thank you!! ☺️
thanks for sharing, I really hope to make very generic and soulless art someday that folks can buy in order to show their nonpersonalities and decorate their Airbnbs. You 're an inspiration!
Thank you so much for the tips, I have so many pics I’ve taken in the past at all the Sydney beaches but never thought they would look great. I starting to do patterns but I can do both
Sweet voice :) has explained everything in the simplest way!! Hands down the best video on this topic ;)
I like how clean and simple looking the backend of society6 is it looks very user friendly
Yeah it definitely is! Redbubble is great too I find!
Stickers markup can be 100-200% with no effect on sales 🙂
@Oshin T 🙌🙂 Thanks!
Thanks for making this video! I've been binge watching a bunch of videos like this to see how I can improve my redbubble store and my designs and so far they've all been really helpful, so thank you 😊💙
This is so inspiring! I started on Teespring earlier this year but Redbubble is my next project. These videos are so helpful, please keep them coming!
Is teespring good? I've heard about it but never ended up signing up! Thanks for the support☺️
@@AlexandraStrambu still working on my Teespring designs before I do a major marketing push, but so far Redbubble has been 10000x easier! Thanks for doing this video series, it's helped so much.
you are inspiring me more an more to start !! thank you for sharing your work with us. It's not normal to show your username in this POD places as they can steal your work, but you are very open about it, and as I see anyone can do nice & simple designs , and with the correct amount of love they will be popular ; ) thank you!!!
Congrats! I have been on Redbubble as well as Teepublic and Society6 for about 4 years now. I love your store! your products are amazing.
Thank you so much for your support☺️
More then half way done to the 1000 subscribers. Congratulations 🎉😎👍
Thank you!! Let's hope it keeps going this way :)
It's nice to see someone share the earnings like you did in this video. It helps show it is more real. Thank you for that and keep up the great work.
Great video! Thanks! Subscribed! I just signed up a couple weeks ago and waiting to make my first sale still.
Thanks for the support!😄 good luck with your store!!
Ahhh this is such a good idea ! I’ve seen red bubble a little bit but had nooo idea that you could make that much . I liked the designs that people were making as well! I haven’t heard of the tee one before only teaspring
Yeah I had no idea before starting either haha I think teepublic is fairly new, but it doesn't hurt trying new platforms!
Please check out my shop too www.redbubble.com/people/humairaazmi/shop
Hi there - I really enjoyed your video and you inspired me to try Red Bubble (again) at this late stage in my life......Your enthusiasm is contagious.......🤗
but it took you 4 years to earn that 13k on redbubble!? i just saw your page and u started in 2016 😅
Yeah it’s not as amazing as she makes it seems to be 😂
She said this is passive income, meaning she doesn't put work into distributing, gathering an audience, or anything besides the original artwork. If you upload the picture and that's the end of your interaction, 13k is pretty impressive.
Vanessa i know whats passive income thx 😂😂😂 u still spend time to design the art plus shes a youtuber, she already has an audience if it took her 4 years, imagine how much its gonna take for a normal person like u and i.
@@icecream6680 If you actually focus and actively hone your store, probably less time. Come on now. Think about it. I just took a random ass picture of a rose when I was out and about. Spent 10 minutes making it more attractive to look at in Photoshop, and I could easily put that image on 30+ items across 15+ sites. 1 image. Took me 30 minutes tops. Do that with 50 more items. Spend maybe 20 hours grand total of work and make thousands over the years. Seems like the perfect thing to do. Don't spend it and over the course of just a few years, you've saved up a down payment on a house.
@@MxALot-fp9yt I wouldn't mind earning 20k in 4 yrs
I have received many reviews on my designs but no sale...why🧐
Multumesc foarte mult pentru informatiile pretioase! :)
Esti o femeie foarte frumoasa inside-out iar faptul ca esti so open te face si mai frumoasa!
Keep up the good work!
Thank you and thanks for talking about markups... I just started and markups confused me 🤔 Thanks for the inspiration!
thank you, you are very transparent and honest person
only redbubble videos that i see credibility high
no try to sell me your course
i'm sorry if my english go wrong because i'm not from england
This was very helpful and motivating!!! Thank you!!!
Congratulations on your new home!!! Have a great move!!!😊
Just subscribed congrats on 1k! I love your content.
Thank you so much!! Can't believed I'm actually there😱
Thanks for sharing. I'm curious if you're doing better with graphic design stuff or photography? If photos, are you using a high resolution SLR in order to get enough pixels for the larger products, or using Photoshop to up-sample?
Thank you for sharing your wealth of information with us. Your videos are so helpful and motivating ❤
I haven’t heard of these sites but this sounds awesome. I am definitely going to go check out their sites & see if I can get selling! Thats awesome!! Thanks for sharing && all the tips 💕
I highly recommend them! Thanks for watching and good luck!!☺️
Thanks for honestly showing the sales. Its makes our job to use the platform much easier - than to follow the other so called "youtube gurus" who always keep something hidden. . and yes, you are beautiful :)
Thanks for the support! I figured that was the best way to show people what it can do for them!
Thank you very much for your very informative video Alexandra, you are probably the one who explain and show everything without lying or pretending some false information !
I just started a shop like 3 days ago.. I dunno. I would like to make money with the shop of course, but I do not have any such confidence to do so. I like the few designs I made, but I think what is so good about mine? I think I definitely want to learn how to make patterns. I can sit down and think about ideas, and I get many, but executing them well will probably be my problem.
is the "your margin" section on Redbubble how much you will make per sale of the product?
thx
yes
Thank you for your content. You've help me so much.
Such a beautiful and positive video! Thank you so much!
Thanks for the support!!☺️
That's really impressive Alexandra! Keep up with good work 👍
Hi, did u advertise your products or just free traffic? Thank you!
Your youtube channel is one of the best learning channel. You work very hard to make video and inspire me to work on redbubble. Carry on and Best of luck for you and your youtube channel.
Great information and good to know. In case I ever decide to give it a try! Super cool !
Thanks for the support ☺️
I am here watching because you are SO BEAUTIFUL! 💕💕💕
use Promo Code: DISCAD10 for 10% discount teespring.com/stores/artists-desires/collection/unisex-men-s-t-shirts?page=1
wow! i only made 1 dollar so far my redbubble is w-creations
I’ve just started Redbubble yesterday and I’ve made 17 designs (I have a lot of time on my hands 😂)
Any sales???
How much u earned?
@@ahmedqassem2283 I cant purchase anything but I left some likes!
Thanks for the video. Inspired me to load up my photos on there 🤙
Amazing! Goodluck with your sales!!
I was living in Toronto for the last 4 years. I came to India on a vacation this April and haven't been able to go back due to travel restrictions. Seeing your video makes me miss Toronto for sone reason.
This is super informative! I’ve never heard of these sites before but I’ve been looking for a way to make more passive income. I’ll definitely have to check these out! Thanks!!
Yeah they're a great option for passive income! Goodluck!! :)
Thanks Alex. Maybe create a tutorial about Society6. It is new to me and maybe to others. Thanks in advance..
Thanks, that's a great idea! I'll get it in the works :)
I am commmpletely new to this but your videos have been SO helpful!!
i love red bubble! ive never seen a video like this before- very informative ☺️💛
Yay, glad you enjoyed it ☺️
Great video! Just started my store yesterday! :)
I will start on RedBubble before this channel becomes popular!
Haha yes you need to get on it! 😂
are we obliged to have a professional paypal account or can we use a personal one to create our store ?
El-hadi Dahmoun nope! You can use a personal one too!
@@AlexandraStrambu ah cool, i didn't know... Thank you for the answer
Amazing channel, quality content here! Keep it up :)
Thanks for the support :)
Redbubble spends more time censoring critics than they do addressing the mass intellectual property violations in their marketplace. It's more profitable to pay an employee to monitor social media than to remove content that they KNOW is intellectual property infringement. Redbubble has a long and sordid history of going to court with copyright holders instead of moderating the content. The reason for this is simple; they would lose MILLIONS if they actually removed the violating content. Other POD companies such as Threadless, Spreadhsirt, CafePress, Society6 and Teespring all use proprietary software to purge known copyrighted works before they are even uploaded. Redbubble has the means to do the same thing. Martin Hosking CHOOSES not to use the software. They know exactly what they are doing. They know most copyright holders won;t pursue litigation and the ones who do will be tied up in court for so long that the company will make millions on their works before a judge orders its removal. This company hides behind "third party" status and tries to claim the copyright moderation is the obligation of the shop keeper or artist uploading the design. They refuse to take any responsibility for it. No other POD company on the market behaves this way. This is a terrible company and if you are shopping or selling on this platform YOU are part of the problem. You are enabling these people to steal from other artists and copyright holders. Many artists try to dismiss this by telling themselves "everybody does it" or "Redbubble is doing the best they can to prevent it". Neither of those statements is true. Every POD company DOES NOT do this. And even if they did, how does that make it right in any way? No, the truth is, the people selling on this platform need the money and they don't want to sacrifice it over morals and ethics. Folks, this is why the world we live in sucks. Everybody wants to virtue signal and pretend they care, but in actuality it's all just about image. Redbubble will be the first to make a post on social media about blacklivesmatter or LGBTQ rights, but then they allow mass intellectual property theft on their platform and rob people every day. Does that seem like a company that cares to you? If you are selling or buying on Redbubble you are part of the problem. This company could not exist if you didn't shop or sell here. Plain and simple. These people don't lose any sleep at night over the outright theft of copyright. But if it became a societal issue that they could slap on a shirt and wear around town to show everyone what wonderful human beings they were, they'd be all about it. They'd wear this cause like they wear LGBTQ rights or Blacklivesmatter. The faux outrage would be off the charts. But they can steal copyright all day without your average person knowing about it. Suddenly being a good human isn't their identity. It's what you do when nobody is looking that defines who you are. And this company doesn't want you to see who they really are. That's why they spend more time trying to censor blog comments than simply removing the copyright protected works from their marketplace. They can't even deny it.
KPAK3H.com/blog
Got great value from this video..... Thanks very much ♥️
Amazing! Thanks for watching :)
Very Nice and helpful video. I will Start today
You are awesome, I just start my Redbubble shop. Do you promote your redbubble store on other media?
Awesome work Alexandra :) Thank you for sharing
Thanks! Glad you enjoyed it!
Wow thanks for sharing this info. Very inspiring, Alexandra.
Thanks Thu!!☺️💕
Thu Nguyen please follow me on redbubble SMgayan.redbubble.com
I will follow you too. Thanks
Hi I'm a RedBubble seller in the US and just made my first sale to someone in Australia. I am very concerned about how to handle the sales taxes RedBubble collects on my behalf. Do you know if I'm supposed to pay Australian taxes (assuming I'm making a lot of money)? Please let me know how you handle RB taxes, it's very confusing and very little clear information out there regarding this :/ Thank you for your videos, they're very helpful
Very good results!
Thank you! There's always room for improvement, but I'm definitely happy with this!
@@AlexandraStrambu If i will earn quarter of it, I will be totally happy :)
very honest and neat information . Thank you for sharing...
Thanks for watching!!
Thank you for your advice! For those who like collage work, my society6 is Axelle Goldie.
Please Keep uploading videos like this , from morocco 😍
Thanks for the support!
Wow. Awesome! Do you run any promotions on social media? what is your strategy of getting your work out there so people know?
Never heard of this before.. I will try yo research about this site.. How long and how many videos did you made already?
Yeah give it a look! And I think I've made about 10-12 :)
Thanks for all the helpful tips! I myself just signed up, and can't wait for someone to buy a piece of art I created :)
Saffron-Francis
Here I am before your 1000 subscribe 😜 keep going u are so cute
Thanks for the support!! :)
Hi Alexandra, Is there any option if u don't 've PayPal Account in Nepal ?
Ok, make money sources, I am liking that. Thanks for sharing this resources. I see you are doing great, do you think the market is too full, for new people to come in and gain revenue? I want to give this a shot.
Me too😄haha and definitely not! A few friends of mine have recently signed up and already made a couple of sales. Try it out!!
Watching this video make me have some really good ideas thank you for that
I have a question: Do you approve of the website traffic or promote your designs ..
since a while, i start uploading on redbubble. hope it would be nice passive income from all my silly pictures
I hope so too! Goodluck!!
Redbubble spends more time censoring critics than they do addressing the mass intellectual property violations in their marketplace. It's more profitable to pay an employee to monitor social media than to remove content that they KNOW is intellectual property infringement. Redbubble has a long and sordid history of going to court with copyright holders instead of moderating the content. The reason for this is simple; they would lose MILLIONS if they actually removed the violating content. Other POD companies such as Threadless, Spreadhsirt, CafePress, Society6 and Teespring all use proprietary software to purge known copyrighted works before they are even uploaded. Redbubble has the means to do the same thing. Martin Hosking CHOOSES not to use the software. They know exactly what they are doing. They know most copyright holders won;t pursue litigation and the ones who do will be tied up in court for so long that the company will make millions on their works before a judge orders its removal. This company hides behind "third party" status and tries to claim the copyright moderation is the obligation of the shop keeper or artist uploading the design. They refuse to take any responsibility for it. No other POD company on the market behaves this way. This is a terrible company and if you are shopping or selling on this platform YOU are part of the problem. You are enabling these people to steal from other artists and copyright holders. Many artists try to dismiss this by telling themselves "everybody does it" or "Redbubble is doing the best they can to prevent it". Neither of those statements is true. Every POD company DOES NOT do this. And even if they did, how does that make it right in any way? No, the truth is, the people selling on this platform need the money and they don't want to sacrifice it over morals and ethics. Folks, this is why the world we live in sucks. Everybody wants to virtue signal and pretend they care, but in actuality it's all just about image. Redbubble will be the first to make a post on social media about blacklivesmatter or LGBTQ rights, but then they allow mass intellectual property theft on their platform and rob people every day. Does that seem like a company that cares to you? If you are selling or buying on Redbubble you are part of the problem. This company could not exist if you didn't shop or sell here. Plain and simple. These people don't lose any sleep at night over the outright theft of copyright. But if it became a societal issue that they could slap on a shirt and wear around town to show everyone what wonderful human beings they were, they'd be all about it. They'd wear this cause like they wear LGBTQ rights or Blacklivesmatter. The faux outrage would be off the charts. But they can steal copyright all day without your average person knowing about it. Suddenly being a good human isn't their identity. It's what you do when nobody is looking that defines who you are. And this company doesn't want you to see who they really are. That's why they spend more time trying to censor blog comments than simply removing the copyright protected works from their marketplace. They can't even deny it.
KPAK3H.com/blog
how old do you have to be to sell your artwork?
Hey I’m thinking of starting my own,but I wanted to know if you have to add it when you are filing your taxes?
Foarte tare video-ul. Nu tin la hate, dar incearca pe viitor sa fii mai sincera cu tine, atat cat esti si cu noi. Ai spus ca nu ai depus nicio munca, dar de fapt trebuie sa ai un design atragator, o descriere ok si o pagina frumoasa. Astea toate au fost munca ta, presupun. Deci nu renunta la ce e al tau, pentru ce spun altii ;)
Mult succes, super tare sa te vad.
My artwork shows up small on redbubble. how do I make the image bigger?
HIII ALEXANDRA, you talked about optimizing on redbubble, do you mean selecting the optimized(recommended) button in the drop down menu during editing for the default display of your product on ur store ?
After watching your video I impressed by your work and want to do it .
Great review 💯🔥
you are so nice thanks for your very good advice
Well thanks for this video, unfortunately my redbubble account get banned when I tried to post my first design. Now I just focusing on teepublic. More video about tips please.
Oh no :/ how's teepublic working out? I don't know too much about it yet so I'm curious to learn more. I'll have a video about tips coming out this week :)
@@AlexandraStrambu well it took about 3/4 month for me to make my first sales. im working about how to make sales everyday. Yap cant wait for your video.
My Teepublic account get banned after uploading a coronavirus shirt, my Redbubble account still up and running for 6 mos. now without any sales :(
@@emzwright1522 i guess it really frustating times, feeling discourage sometimes. but keep going ya, yepp yepp
@@emzwright1522 Do you get a warning or something before getting banned? And what kind of violation of the rules was it?
Great video thanks for the detail i love this ❤️
Thanks for watching!!🤩
Awesome Video. I am starting on Redbubble now. But you should have hidden your design names...people might copy your most selling design if this video views grow more and I am sure it will..
Another question I have is how many design you need to upload to have any chance of sales. Looking forward to hearing from you.
Thank you! I'll have to keep an eye out for that.
They recommend around 25 at the start to be more likely to get sales, but I didn't know that at the start so I probably only had about 10 designs and only made a couple of sales in the first month. But the more you can upload the better! Goodluck!!
How's the quality of the products?
They're great! I've ordered a few things off those sites before and was impressed
Hi Alex, which the best demention for photography? I guess it is much larger than text-based design? Thank you!
Well, if you have dementia in your photographs they must sell well. Ha, ha, ha, just kidding. On the website FAQs you should find the requirements for minimum size of images for each product.
Thank you for sharing your experiences through these informative videos.It's always great to learn from someone else's trials and tribulations.
Much appreciated
H8 Alexandra! Thanks so much for the vid, so so helpful. About how much money do you make from redbubble per day?
Redbubble spends more time censoring critics than they do addressing the mass intellectual property violations in their marketplace. It's more profitable to pay an employee to monitor social media than to remove content that they KNOW is intellectual property infringement. Redbubble has a long and sordid history of going to court with copyright holders instead of moderating the content. The reason for this is simple; they would lose MILLIONS if they actually removed the violating content. Other POD companies such as Threadless, Spreadhsirt, CafePress, Society6 and Teespring all use proprietary software to purge known copyrighted works before they are even uploaded. Redbubble has the means to do the same thing. Martin Hosking CHOOSES not to use the software. They know exactly what they are doing. They know most copyright holders won;t pursue litigation and the ones who do will be tied up in court for so long that the company will make millions on their works before a judge orders its removal. This company hides behind "third party" status and tries to claim the copyright moderation is the obligation of the shop keeper or artist uploading the design. They refuse to take any responsibility for it. No other POD company on the market behaves this way. This is a terrible company and if you are shopping or selling on this platform YOU are part of the problem. You are enabling these people to steal from other artists and copyright holders. Many artists try to dismiss this by telling themselves "everybody does it" or "Redbubble is doing the best they can to prevent it". Neither of those statements is true. Every POD company DOES NOT do this. And even if they did, how does that make it right in any way? No, the truth is, the people selling on this platform need the money and they don't want to sacrifice it over morals and ethics. Folks, this is why the world we live in sucks. Everybody wants to virtue signal and pretend they care, but in actuality it's all just about image. Redbubble will be the first to make a post on social media about blacklivesmatter or LGBTQ rights, but then they allow mass intellectual property theft on their platform and rob people every day. Does that seem like a company that cares to you? If you are selling or buying on Redbubble you are part of the problem. This company could not exist if you didn't shop or sell here. Plain and simple. These people don't lose any sleep at night over the outright theft of copyright. But if it became a societal issue that they could slap on a shirt and wear around town to show everyone what wonderful human beings they were, they'd be all about it. They'd wear this cause like they wear LGBTQ rights or Blacklivesmatter. The faux outrage would be off the charts. But they can steal copyright all day without your average person knowing about it. Suddenly being a good human isn't their identity. It's what you do when nobody is looking that defines who you are. And this company doesn't want you to see who they really are. That's why they spend more time trying to censor blog comments than simply removing the copyright protected works from their marketplace. They can't even deny it.
KPAK3H.com/blog
I uploaded my own art on RB and it was of two kittens in a heroic pose and I had the word "Bat" in it for BatCat. I was flagged for copyright infringement instantly and after a week my store is still not working. It is a terrible experience for my first time. I'm not sure I want to use them since they don't seem to understand that Warner Brothers doesn't own the rights to the word "Bat"
How old do we have to be to join what if I’m 15?
I didn't even notice you're Romanian 😲
Which is better, red bubble or Etsy?
Could you do an email in regards to the taxes on your sales. How does that work? I'm from Canada too. Thank you and I love your videos!
Awesome video, how many designs do you have available on red bubble.
Thank you! Around 80 right now :)
The design I uploaded on Redbubble, Can I share same design on teepublic, Teeapring etc.. ? Pls reply
yes you can
$20 in my first month.. :) 250+ designs
That's great! My first month was around there too :) with that many designs I'm sure you'll get more in no time!
@@AlexandraStrambu $70 in my 2 week firth for 145 designs. i wants more than !!!!! help me
So the key to get sales is to upload as many designs as you can?
Trí Đặng How you get so much
@@virade9116 now 700$
Very inspiring I'm a member but I have to upload my artwork
Thanks! Start uploading! haha
Redbubble spends more time censoring critics than they do addressing the mass intellectual property violations in their marketplace. It's more profitable to pay an employee to monitor social media than to remove content that they KNOW is intellectual property infringement. Redbubble has a long and sordid history of going to court with copyright holders instead of moderating the content. The reason for this is simple; they would lose MILLIONS if they actually removed the violating content. Other POD companies such as Threadless, Spreadhsirt, CafePress, Society6 and Teespring all use proprietary software to purge known copyrighted works before they are even uploaded. Redbubble has the means to do the same thing. Martin Hosking CHOOSES not to use the software. They know exactly what they are doing. They know most copyright holders won;t pursue litigation and the ones who do will be tied up in court for so long that the company will make millions on their works before a judge orders its removal. This company hides behind "third party" status and tries to claim the copyright moderation is the obligation of the shop keeper or artist uploading the design. They refuse to take any responsibility for it. No other POD company on the market behaves this way. This is a terrible company and if you are shopping or selling on this platform YOU are part of the problem. You are enabling these people to steal from other artists and copyright holders. Many artists try to dismiss this by telling themselves "everybody does it" or "Redbubble is doing the best they can to prevent it". Neither of those statements is true. Every POD company DOES NOT do this. And even if they did, how does that make it right in any way? No, the truth is, the people selling on this platform need the money and they don't want to sacrifice it over morals and ethics. Folks, this is why the world we live in sucks. Everybody wants to virtue signal and pretend they care, but in actuality it's all just about image. Redbubble will be the first to make a post on social media about blacklivesmatter or LGBTQ rights, but then they allow mass intellectual property theft on their platform and rob people every day. Does that seem like a company that cares to you? If you are selling or buying on Redbubble you are part of the problem. This company could not exist if you didn't shop or sell here. Plain and simple. These people don't lose any sleep at night over the outright theft of copyright. But if it became a societal issue that they could slap on a shirt and wear around town to show everyone what wonderful human beings they were, they'd be all about it. They'd wear this cause like they wear LGBTQ rights or Blacklivesmatter. The faux outrage would be off the charts. But they can steal copyright all day without your average person knowing about it. Suddenly being a good human isn't their identity. It's what you do when nobody is looking that defines who you are. And this company doesn't want you to see who they really are. That's why they spend more time trying to censor blog comments than simply removing the copyright protected works from their marketplace. They can't even deny it.
KPAK3H.com/blog
Great Video!
Thank you!
Thank you for this informative video🌹🌹❤️
Thanks for watching!!
Can I upload the same designs I make on all the sites?
Same question, can anyone answer?